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Boar's Head Grill & Tavern


Based on 1888 Reviews
1 N Lincoln St, Savannah, GA 31401

Located in Historic Landmark District

Boars Head
Restaurants / Bars / Good for Groups / Take Out/Delivery / Restaurants w/ Meeting Space / Restaurants w/ Wedding Space
Call (912) 651-9660Visit our website
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Boar’s Head Grill & Tavern, Savannah’s first restaurant on Historic River Street, has been a favorite for locals and tourists the past 35 years. Locally owned and operated by Chef Philip & Charlene Branan, Boar’s Head offers casual, riverfront dining in a unique restored cotton warehouse built in the 1800’s. Specializing in the finest USDA aged steaks, chops, live Maine lobster, local seafood and sinfully delicious deserts, Chef Branan caters to every diners needs. Relax and unwind with your favorite cocktails before and after dinner in our Tavern with a spectacular view of the Savannah River. Remind the bartender to ring the bell when you see “A Ship Pass By”!

Cuisine
  • Seafood
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Based on 1888 Reviews
luvsunnydays | Jun 26, 2020
“Everything we had was delicious”

Cute place ,service very nice we had the spinach salad it was actually so good we went back on Tuesday to have another one but they are closed on Tuesdays,fried green tomatoes, excellent, and soup...

awebbbrown | Jun 26, 2020
“Good, Not Amazing”

Our food was good. I ordered the she crab soup, my husband ordered the burger, my father-in-law ordered the salmon, and my mother-in-law ordered the bacon wrapped shrimp. The menu was limited a bit...

RubyAnne65 | Jun 25, 2020
“She-Crap Soup”

At the end of a lovely 3-Day weekend, my boyfriend and I decided to have a late lunch before heading back home. At 5:30 on a Sunday afternoon there was no wait, we were promptly seated at window...